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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1955
Page
9
Latham hosts Miracle Value Days with about 25 stores along the main stem offering big bargains. Furniture rug appliance shoe and apparel shops join in with signs in windows. sales run 9 am to 9 pm daily through Saturday with many large items trade-in allowances and ample parking for shoppers.
More than 100 attendees filled Calvary Hall for a Latham PTA membership tea. Edgar Pitkin and Theodore Rodsinski spoke on welfare of children, with district staff and future principal Laura Burt among speakers. Next meeting Oct 24 at Latham School features reading guidance and services report.
The Women's Auxiliary of St. Matthew's Episcopal Chapel announces a rummage sale in Troy at the Curtis building on Congress Street and 5th Avenue this Saturday. Early preview items may be viewed at the chapel before Friday evening.
The St Ambrose Women’s Club hosts a membership tea on Oct 16 from 3 to 5 PM at Blue Creek School. Co chairs Marian Gormley and Mary Cavanaugh urge parish women not contacted by phone to call for reservations. Memberships and publicity roles are assigned to multiple committee members.
The auctioneer will be Carl G. Brust. The auction committee includes Everett Kerwood William Bainbridge Walter Kerr Frances Long Frank Boyce Charles Evans and Chester Allen.
St Ambrose parish announces a new schedule for grammar school religious instruction. Classes move to Saturdays at 9 30 a m starting this week to ease crowding at Sunday Masses. Beginning Sunday there will be two 10 a m Masses in church and hall and attendance at a special Mass is no longer required.
The Men’s Club of Calvary Methodist Church hosts an Ole Fashioned Country Auction on Saturday at 3 p.m. at Calvary Hall to raise funds for the Church Building Fund. Ottawa makers lead TV sales, reaching 623,856 units in 1954 up from 366,498 the prior year, while radio receiver sales dip from 620,860 to 487,237 units. Leonard Breau will be a guest of honor. event features booths refreshments and games.
Walter White of F C Huyek Mills spoke at the Latham Kiwanis meeting at Cross roads Restaurant, tracing paper making history from China to modern times with a film. Ed Radi gan announced an inter club meeting with Western Turnpike Kiwanis tomorrow at 6 30 p.m. at the McKownville Methodist Church.
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